in our obituary database
with 99.9% accuracy
with countless time saved
Since 2011, the Social Security Administration has dramatically decreased the amount of data available within the Death Master File (DMF). Today, the DMF identifies only 16% of deaths, making it an unreliable source for any insurance company, healthcare institution, pension, or third-party administrator. CertiDeath® fills that gap. Using proprietary algorithms, integrated databases and human expertise, we provide a true death audit solution with validated results.
Without CertiDeath, you’re missing deaths.
Proven Performance. Unmatched Reliability.
CertiDeath is the fastest and most accurate death audit solution in the market – identifying 96.5% of decedents with 99.9% accuracy. Others only provide 70% and you still must validate. CertiDeath allows you to get it right the first time.
Empowering Organizations to Navigate Industry-Specific Challenges
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“I give CertiDeath the highest rating – the information is invaluable to my job in locating deceased persons and their relatives in order to provide survivor benefits.”
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“Rather than searching for dead people we can focus our time on processing deaths which is a much more effective use of time.”
– Large Corporate Pension
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“The first file we ran identified over $1M in overpayments.”
– Large Union Pension
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“CertiDeath has significantly reduced the cost by efficiently updating our records weekly and removing deceased individuals from health plans.”
Latest Death Audit Blogs & Articles
Case Study: When the Records End, Experience Begins
It Started with Almost Nothing Sometimes, the smallest clue is all we need to uncover the full story. In this case, our team located an obituary with just a name and general location – [continue reading]
Case Study: Looking Beyond Standard Sources
The Curveball During a routine death validation, one record stood out. The individual had several potential matches and incomplete data, with no confirmed date of death available through standard sources. While reviewing the obituary, [continue reading]
SSA Reverses Course on April DMF Additions
The Social Security Administration (SSA) appears to have reversed a substantial and unprecedented addition of records to the Death Master File (DMF), highlighting the importance of expert interpretation in managing and understanding government datasets. Looking [continue reading]