Lammot du Pont advises health care industry organizations on business and technology strategies, planning and management services, and policy and communications. His particular focus is using health information technology to create effective health care delivery systems.

Lammot helps organizations create strategic plans, secure funding and manage the implementation of complex health IT programs, as well as address health care delivery and payment initiatives. He develops strategic and implementation plans for health information exchange for federal and state agencies, health information organizations, technology firms and integrated delivery networks.

Working with multiple stakeholders, Lammot develops detailed strategies for the design, deployment and sustainability of health information exchange projects. He has done this work for the states of Maryland, New York, North Carolina and Tennessee, among others. For hospitals and physician organizations, he assesses opportunities and implementation approaches for health redesign, including bundled payments and patient-centered medical homes.

Before joining Manatt, Lammot was in the Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology at the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. At ONC, he worked to improve the quality, safety and efficiency of health care delivery by analyzing and supporting regional, multistakeholder collaborations engaged in the secure, accurate and timely exchange of health information.

Lammot also worked on the effort to develop a nationwide health information network with an interoperable, standards-based architecture for the secure exchange of health care information across the country. Prior to ONC, Lammot supported the use of health information technology to improve health care, education and social services delivery in his work at the Foundation for the eHealth Initiative and at the U.S. Department of Commerce’s Technology Opportunities Program.