Leah Dewey

Leah Dewey has a strong background in healthcare and analytics, with experience in leadership roles. Leah is currently working at Cotiviti as the VP of Clinical and Consumer Engagement Operations. In this role, they are responsible for driving business decisions and guiding population health strategies through data-driven insights. Prior to that, they served as the AVP of Solution Success at Cotiviti, where they leveraged data and provided advisory services to drive product clinical, quality, and network solutions.

Before joining Cotiviti, Leah worked at Anthem as the Population Health Solutions Director. In this position, they developed interactive tools using advanced analytics and data visualization to drive program performance and highlight the value of Anthem's clinical and digital interventions. Leah also served as a liaison between the business and product teams to secure investments and ensure alignment with Anthem's strategic direction.

Leah's extensive experience includes a long tenure at Anthem, Inc. where they held the role of Director of Clinical Consulting and Client Analytics. In this role, they led multiple teams focusing on demonstrating the value of clinical interventions through analytics and strategic partnerships. Their responsibilities included ROI and VOI methodologies, quality metrics development, and program evaluation.

Earlier in their career, Leah worked as an Epidemiologist at the Virginia Department of Health, where they coordinated public health activities and provided consulting and training for various organizations in the northern VA area. Leah also served as a Clinical Consultant at Baron & Budd, P.C., where they provided expertise in healthcare.

Overall, Leah's work experience showcases their expertise in healthcare analytics, population health, and strategic decision-making.

Leah Dewey earned a Bachelor's degree in Biology, General from the University of Richmond from 1995 to 1997. Leah then pursued a Master's degree in Public Health from Virginia Commonwealth University, completing it from 1997 to 1999.