Luxe Residential Services LLC

05/30/2026

Celebrated Alonzo's Birthday this week with some Top Golf!

All of us at Luxe extend our best wishes to you for a Happy Birthday!🎉🎈🎂

05/14/2026

Mental health matters every day, and it starts with how we show up for each other.

Last week, the Board of Commissioners officially recognized May as Mental Health Awareness Month and there are simple, meaningful ways you can make a difference right where you are.

- Start by checking in with someone. Ask, "How have you been, really? and take a moment to listen.
- Take care of yourself, too. Step outside, get some rest, and build small habits that help you recharge.
- Pay attention to how we talk about mental health. The more we speak openly and without judgment, the more we help reduce stigma.

If someone you know is struggling, spend time with them, help them find support, and remind them they're not alone.

05/08/2026

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05/05/2026

04/05/2026

What a wonderful day for an Easter Egg Hunt! We extend our gratitude to our exceptional staff for organizing this event and thank all attendees for their participation this year.

Luxe Services wishes everyone a joyous Easter with loved ones! 🌷🐣🌼

03/06/2026

This March, we celebrate Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month.

A truly inclusive community is one where everyone’s strengths are recognized and everyone has the opportunity to participate, contribute, and belong.

Let’s continue learning, advocating, and building a world that welcomes everyone.

01/29/2026

Our Values Demand We Speak:

At our core, we believe in dignity, compassion, and standing up for one another.

We are speaking out against ICE and the inhumane treatment of people because silence allows injustice to continue. As an inclusive business, our values don’t stop at our work — they extend to our community, our neighbors, and the families who are impacted every day.

We believe in the power of peaceful protest, in using our voices responsibly, and in showing up for those who are too often silenced or targeted. History reminds us that meaningful change happens when communities refuse to look away.

To those who are hurting or afraid: you are not alone. We see you, we support you, and we will continue to stand for humanity, dignity, and justice.

If you’re looking for ways to get involved, consider learning more about immigrant rights, supporting local advocacy organizations, sharing verified resources, or participating in peaceful actions in your community. Even small acts — staying informed, checking in on neighbors, or amplifying trusted voices — make a difference.

Together, we can choose compassion over fear and solidarity over silence. ❤️

In solidarity,
Heather and Keith Foreman
CEOs

11/13/2025

What a scary situation with such an amazing outcome!

On the evening of October 14th 2025, the unthinkable happened at a Detroit City Council meeting. One of the councilors went into sudden cardiac arrest.

Craig Wolfe, a technician with Hear No Evil, was in attendance at the meeting to assist city staff with the sound system. Recognizing the incident right away, he jumped into action and performed life-saving CPR on the councilor.

Others who were present at the meeting also performed CPR on the councilor until the arrival of our EMS crew. An AED was applied and the councilor received several shocks before regaining his pulse.

The councilor was taken by Lyons Ambulance to a nearby landing zone, and he was flown to a local hospital via Life Flight. He has since been discharged from the hospital and remains in a medical rehabilitation facility. He is expected to make a full recovery.

Idanha-Detroit RFPD presented a letter and certificate of commendation to Craig Wolfe at tonight's Detroit City Council meeting to thank him for his outstanding life-saving efforts and early recognition of the need for CPR.

11/03/2025

We would love to meet you at our Open Interviews Event tomorrow!
Come learn more about our company and the important work that our Direct Support Professionals do everyday!
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