Aura was born long before it became a company.

Just as Aurora was a twinkle in her mother’s eye long before she made it earthside, Aura existed long before we ever gave her a name.

Heather Sandy and Heather Malhiot have known each other for many years, but their friendship really blossomed while working together during one of the craziest times the world has ever seen: COVID.

In 2020, their very different skill sets collided when they found themselves in the middle of a healthcare startup with a lot of big ideas, but very little execution, medical oversight or foundation.

As the Heathers began working together, they quickly realized something: where one had a gap, the other naturally filled it.

Fast forward five years.

Heather Sandy had fully left her traditional hospital role as an anesthesia provider and built a career in regenerative medicine, helping companies develop and scale peptide programs. Heather Malhiot had spent the last decade building and scaling companies across the wellness space.

When Heather Sandy began thinking about what the industry truly needed, she knew Heather Malhiot was the person to build it with. The two reconnected, and the idea for Aura began taking shape.

After years in the peptide and regenerative medicine space, Heather Sandy had seen the Wild West firsthand: incredible therapies and enormous potential surrounded by inconsistent operations, questionable compliance, poorly trained teams and programs being built without the infrastructure needed to actually scale.

Heather Sandy brought the clinical knowledge, medical background and ability to teach complex concepts in a way people could understand. Heather Malhiot knew how to take the vision, translate it into clear execution and build the team, systems and structure needed to make it real.

And that is how Aura was born.

Our mission is pretty simple: elevate the space beyond the chaos. We help practices take exciting ideas and turn them into programs that are structured, compliant, trainable and scalable.

Because launching a program is one thing. Building one your providers understand, your staff can confidently talk about, your patients trust and your organization can actually scale is another. That’s where Aura comes in.

These services are for wellness optimization and educational purposes only. Products are not approved by the FDA to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.