September 1, 2026 @ 12:00 p.m. CT
After more than a decade of limited coverage, limited access, and limited usefulness, the Limited Access Death Master File (LADMF) has passed quietly from relevance. Join The Berwyn Group as we pay our final respects — and introduce its successor. Born of the Section 203 reforms of 2013, the LADMF spent its final years covering just 16% of U.S. deaths, leaving insurers, pension administrators, healthcare systems and plans, and researchers wondering about the 8 in 10 Americans who died outside its coverage.
In this session, we’ll cover what that 84% gap actually costs — in overpayments, undetected claims, and compliance exposure — and how the BerwynDMF closes it: more than 70% weekly U.S. death coverage, delivered in the identical LADMF file format, with no federal certification process, no lengthy application, and no annual recertification. Services conclude with live Q&A.
Registrants receive the recording and the official memorial program.
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August 20, 2026 in Baton Rouge, LA
Many payment integrity teams are overlooking data sources that could materially improve outcomes and tighten operational flows. We’ll explore where these opportunities exist, how PI leaders can better assess their current processes and data flows, and how to unlock additional value using death audit as an example of an underleveraged approach.
Join experts from The Berwyn Group, Resolut Consulting, and Medical Search Technologies for a practitioner-level conversation on what it takes to build programs that deliver consistent, defensible results.
This webinar brought together industry leaders to discuss strategies for navigating today’s pension risk transfer (PRT) landscape. Our expert panel shared insights on current regulatory frameworks, the role of data integrity in successful transactions, and market opportunities to achieve long-term pension security.
Pension plans face increasing scrutiny to ensure payments are accurate, timely, and made only to eligible, living participants. But relying solely on the Social Security Administration’s Death Master File (DMF) can leave your fund exposed to risk. With only a fraction of deaths captured and known delays in updates, the DMF alone is no longer enough. Here’s where CertiDeath comes in.
Outdated or missing beneficiary information leaves organizations with fiduciary risks and the resource-intensive tasks of locating and communicating with family members. This webinar explored how BeneSearch® reunited beneficiaries with the benefits they deserve – helping organizations mitigate risk, save time and improve data.
