Luke's House Clinic is a renowned brand that has been serving the post-Katrina New Orleans community since its establishment in 2007. Inspired by the devastating aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, Luke's House was built to address the lack of health services in the city. The clinic's mission is to provide hope, help, and healing to the community, catering to their medical, mental, and spiritual health concerns.

Luke's House offers a wide range of services to the uninsured population, including free medical care and pastoral counseling. The clinic is open to everyone, ensuring that no one is turned away. With a team of dedicated volunteers, including nurses, doctors, and Spanish interpreters, Luke's House provides comprehensive healthcare services to its patients.

Located in the fellowship hall of Mt. Zion Methodist Church, Luke's House operates efficiently by transforming the space into an intake area, waiting area, and multiple exam rooms. The clinic also houses a separate corner for children's activities, a check-out desk, a pharmacy closet, and storage space for clinic charts.

Thanks to the commitment of LSU Medicine Pediatric Residency Program, Luke's House has a team of attending physicians and residents available every week to cater to the healthcare needs of the community. Luke's House Clinic is a beacon of hope for the people of post-Katrina New Orleans, offering essential healthcare services to those in need