Meet the Founder
For the past seven years, I have dedicated my career to caring for others. My nursing experience includes telemetry, cardiovascular intensive care, and my current role caring for medically complex children within the Boise School District.
Throughout my career, I noticed a common theme among older adults: isolation.
Many were physically healthy and fully capable of living independently, yet they spent much of their day alone. Their families worried about them, and many struggled with loneliness, loss of community, and the challenges that can come with maintaining a home as they age.
The more I saw it, the more I found myself asking the same question:
Why are the options often either living alone or moving into a large senior living facility?
There had to be another way.
A place where independent adults could maintain their freedom while enjoying the connection, companionship, and sense of belonging that make life meaningful.
That belief became Aurelia Living.
Aurelia Living was created to provide a beautiful home environment where adults can continue living independently while sharing meals, building friendships, and enjoying the comfort of a small, supportive community.
Because aging shouldn't mean becoming isolated.
It should mean continuing to live a meaningful, connected life.
Aurelia comes from the Latin word for "golden" – symbolizing warmth, light, and a life well lived. These values are thoughtfully woven into the fabric of every Aurelia home, creating sanctuary and connection.
The Meaning Behind Aurelia
Trust
Transparent care and unwavering commitment to safety.
Throughout my nursing career, I saw how deeply isolation impacts older adults. Aurelia was created to offer something different—a place where independence is celebrated and connection comes naturally.
Faith Keen, Founder
Elegance
Refined living environments designed for dignity.
Warmth
A community driven by genuine human connection.
A Little About Us
Faith and her husband, Wyatt, are both nurses who were born and raised in Eagle, Idaho. Faith currently cares for medically complex children within the Boise School District, while Wyatt works as a nurse at Treasure Valley Hospital.
Outside of healthcare, they enjoy camping, fishing, hunting, snowboarding, supporting local businesses, and spending time with their dachshund, Georgie. Faith also volunteers at the Meridian Senior Center and serves as an Ambassador for the Eagle Chamber of Commerce.
Together, they created Aurelia Living with a shared belief that everyone deserves connection, community, and a place that feels like home.