Luke Staffing

05/29/2026

One of the greatest lies people can believe is that their hardest moments, struggles, or past failures define who they are or determine what their future can become. They do not. Every person was made with purpose, value, and the capacity to heal, grow, and flourish.

That is why supporting the physical, emotional, spiritual, and relational wellbeing of America’s warfighters, veterans, first responders, and families matters so deeply. Encouragement matters. Relationships matter. Hope matters. Reminding people they are not alone matters.

At LUKE, we believe whole person care helps people reclaim purpose, strengthen resilience, and experience more good days together.

05/28/2026

Proud to support the National Border Patrol Museum’s Corporate Sponsorship Program as its inaugural sponsor. For nearly 30 years, LUKE has been honored to serve those who serve, and we’re grateful for the opportunity to help preserve this important history.

Today marks the 102nd anniversary of the U.S. Border Patrol, representing more than a century of service.

As we continue preserving this history, the National Border Patrol Museum is introducing our Corporate Sponsorship Program, with Staffing joining us as our inaugural sponsor.

For nearly thirty years, LUKE has provided healthcare staffing for the U.S. Government, supporting service members, veterans, first responders, and their families.

This partnership directly helps the Museum preserve the stories of the people who have served. We are grateful to LUKE for standing with us to keep this legacy alive.

05/28/2026

Today, we honor the brave men and women of the U.S. Border Patrol, standing watch on America's front lines since 1924. Their resilience, dedication, and sacrifice make a profound impact in protecting our nation and communities.

At LUKE, we’re proud to support healthcare missions that serve those who serve. To every Border Patrol agent past and present, we thank you for your unwavering commitment.

05/26/2026

Check out the new guest blog by Dr. Jonathan Sherin: “Moral Injury: What I Have Learned About the Wounds We Do Not Name.”

A powerful read on why some veterans’ suffering goes beyond PTSD, and why healing must also address guilt, shame, meaning, and spiritual pain. Dr. Sherin shares hard-earned insight from decades in mental health leadership and veteran care. Essential reading for clinicians, caregivers, leaders, and anyone who wants to better understand the invisible burdens many veterans carry.

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Dr. Jonathan Sherin explores moral injury—a deeply human wound that can hide beneath or alongside PTSD, yet requires different recognition and care.

05/25/2026

This Memorial Day, we come together to remember and honor those who gave their all in service to our country.

At LUKE, our mission is deeply inspired by the sacrifices of service members who didn’t make it home, as well as the teammates who carried their legacies forward. Their courage lives on through the families they left behind, the brothers and sisters in arms who stood beside them, and the precious freedoms they fought to protect.

We are humbled to support warfighters, veterans, and their families. Our commitment to serving those who serve runs deep, driven by gratitude and respect for their sacrifices. Each day we strive to carry their legacy forward.

05/22/2026

At LUKE, human flourishing means taking care of the whole person—mind, body, and spirit. For warfighters, veterans, first responders, and their families, mental health is central to readiness, resilience, and a meaningful life beyond the uniform, yet their service carries a heavy weight.

We can all help ease that burden. Checking in on someone's mental health doesn’t require perfect words, just genuine presence. Who in your circle might need to hear, "I’m here, and you don’t have to carry this alone”?

The National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) provides a guide to recognizing warning signs and symptoms to identify someone who might be struggling: https://www.nami.org/warning-signs-and-symptoms/

Together, we can build cultures that normalize asking for help and prioritize whole-person care.

05/19/2026

LUKE is looking forward to attending the upcoming MHS Conference next week.

Our own Pat Callahan will be there representing LUKE and connecting with leaders, partners, and professionals dedicated to advancing care and support across the Military Health System.

If you’ll be attending, we’d love to connect and explore opportunities to work together. Send us a message here on Facebook or reach out via contact us on our website to set up a time to meet during the conference.

We look forward to seeing everyone there.

05/18/2026

May is Skin Cancer Awareness Month.

Did you know? More people are diagnosed with skin cancer each year than all other cancers combined. 💙

For our warfighters, veterans, first responders, and their families, time spent outdoors is often part of the job, the mission, or the lifestyle that serves others. That commitment to duty shouldn't come at the cost of your long-term health.

Here are a few simple ways to protect your skin while staying mission-ready:
☀️ Apply broad-spectrum SPF 30+ sunscreen every day—even on cloudy days
☀️ Seek shade during peak sun hours (10am–4pm)
☀️ Wear protective clothing, hats, and sunglasses
☀️ Check your skin monthly—early detection saves lives

At LUKE, we believe caring for the whole person—body, mind, and spirit—is an act of stewardship. Protecting your skin ensures you're there for the people who count on you for years to come.

Your call to action: Schedule that skin check you've been putting off or share this post with someone you love. One conversation could save a life.

Learn more tips and resources at https://www.skincancer.org/

05/15/2026

May is Mental Health Awareness Month.

This article from the Defense Health Agency highlights how mental health is deeply connected to every dimension of well-being, from physical fitness and sleep to financial stability, relationships, and sense of purpose. When one area is impacted, others often follow.

For our nation’s heroes, resilience, strong support systems, and healthy habits all play a critical role in sustaining mission readiness.

Just as important: removing the stigma around seeking help. Prioritizing mental health is a sign of strength and a vital part of staying ready to serve.

Take a moment to read and reflect:
🔗 https://health.mil/News/Articles/2024/10/30/Mental-Health-Holistically-Integrates-with-Multiple-Dimensions-of-Health-to-Support-Readiness

05/12/2026

Today, we celebrate mental health providers, especially those serving our nation's heroes. Their care goes beyond clinical expertise as they bring compassion, stability, and hope to warfighters, veterans, first responders, and their families.

Thank you for your unwavering commitment to whole-person care. Your work strengthens individuals, families, and entire communities.

Together, let’s continue to break barriers and champion mental health access. Every effort makes a difference.