Group Affiliation. Related to Physician as a part of a medical group comprised of several physicians operating out of the same group. While at the same, they may also have a private practice which would also need to be identified.
Group Affiliation. The Members acknowledge and agree the Member’s intention is for the JV Company not to be deemed to be part of the SK group of companies under the antitrust laws and regulations of the Republic of Korea. If, at any time, the JV Company is determined by the Korean Fair Trade Commission to be part of the SK group of companies under the antitrust laws and regulations of the Republic of Korea (“Affiliation Designation”) or the Members mutually agree that an Affiliation Designation is likely to occur, then the Parties shall use their best efforts to restructure the terms of this Agreement to exclude the JV Company as part of the SK group of companies, the costs and expenses associated with such restructuring to be borne by SK (the “Affiliation Restructuring”).
Group Affiliation. Required for Groups and members of groups (provider types, P, I, D or T and G) (This field may be NULL for other records not associated with a group)– This is the Plan Provider Number assigned by the HMO, PSN or MediPass to the group practice that the provider is affiliated with. The group affiliation number is the same for all providers within that group. While the Group Affiliation is not required to be used for PCPs that are not members of a group or for individual providers (i.e. non-PCPs), the provider file analysis is not able to determine which I, T or D providers (or P) are solo practitioners. Therefore, HMO or Reform PSNindividual providers that do NOT practice as members of a group plan should populate this field and may use the plan code (Plan Medicaid ID for the county) with leading zeroes or another number, such as a number assigned to the provider by the plan, provider’s Medicaid ID or other number.
