About Us
About Leigh
S. Leigh Davitian, JD. Leigh Davitian is the Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Dumbarton Group and Associates (DGA).
Over the last 30+ years, Leigh has developed a specialized expertise for many legislative and regulatory matters related to Medicare, Medicaid, and other third-party payment programs. With a broad knowledge-base in these areas, Leigh has a deep working knowledge of Medicare and Medicaid compliance, reimbursement, coverage, and billing. She routinely counsels clients on issues relating to healthcare fraud and abuse, errors and waste, as well as the federal False Claims Act, Anti-Kickback Statute, and Physician Self-Referral (Stark) laws.
Additionally, Leigh worked hard to put herself in the forefront of an important and growing healthcare area, elder care. As issues of senior abuse and neglect within institutional and home care settings steadily grow, and become more of a focus of governmental intervention, Leigh has seen her value in serving and protecting the aging population.
Background
Prior to founding DGA, Leigh served simultaneously as both the Senior Legislative Counsel and Director of Government Affairs for the American Society of Consultant Pharmacists (an international professional society representing pharmacists specializing in geriatric medication therapy). Additionally, Leigh has experience working within the U.S. Department of Justice that gives her a unique insight into important governmental enforcement thought processes.
Leigh received her Juris Doctorate from the Capital University School of Law in Columbus, Ohio and her Bachelors of Science from Miami University in Oxford, Ohio.
Client Representation
Clients include but are not limited to the following: non-profit healthcare associations, independent clinical pharmacists, physician groups, certified nursing assistants (CNAs), radiological diagnostic providers, long term care/specialty pharmacies, non-profit skilled nursing facilities (SNFs), group purchasing organizations (GPOs), pharmaceutical manufacturers, medical supplies companies, and think tanks.