Aurora Health VenturesAurora Health Ventures LLC
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Four doors, one standard of keeping
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Residents & Families
Written rules before move-in, not after.
What daily life in one of our homes looks like, what is expected, and what is promised in writing before anyone moves in.
Ask About Our HomesProperty Owners
Your rent does not depend on our occupancy.
One corporate tenant, rent paid in full, and day-to-day upkeep handled by the company, with no resident management on your shoulders.
Discuss Your PropertyReferral Partners
One form. Acknowledged within one business day.
A straightforward referral path for providers and case managers placing a person who needs stable, structured housing.
Start a ReferralTown & Community
You reach a person, not a call center.
How we will keep our home, how we will treat the street it sits on, and where a concern goes when you raise one.
Our Good Neighbor CommitmentPlain words.
No fine print, and no adjectives doing the work of facts. Here is what Aurora is, and what it is not, side by side.
What Aurora is
- Sober housing for people in recovery.
- Run in alignment with the National Alliance for Recovery Residences (NARR) standard.
- A home where residents choose to live together in a supportive environment.
- Opening January 2027 in East Hartford, Connecticut.
What Aurora is not
- Not a treatment provider.
- Not licensed or certified to provide substance use disorder treatment services.
- Not a medical facility.
- No clinical services of any kind.
Connecticut Disclosure: C.G.S. § 17a-716(c)
This home (A) is not licensed or certified to provide substance use disorder treatment services, and (B) is a type of housing in which individuals recovering from a substance use disorder voluntarily choose to live together in a supportive environment during their recovery.
About Aurora
A company built at home, in East Hartford
Aurora Health Ventures was founded on a simple conviction: recovery is hard to sustain without a stable place to live. Structure, consistency, and a home that is inspected and kept in order are not extras. They are the foundation everything else is built on.
Aurora is a Connecticut recovery residence company, designed for the long term and built to run cleanly, without relying on heroics. East Hartford is our home. Our first recovery residence opens here in January 2027. Aurora is also preparing a response for Supportive Recovery Housing Services (SRHS), the ABH RFQC for DMHAS, due November 30, 2026; no contract is held. We are preparing carefully and deliberately: securing the right home, settling the resident agreement, screening and staffing, and building relationships with the town, property owners, and referral partners before the first door opens.
That pace is intentional. A residence that opens well, with house managers in place, records kept from day one, and a concern route that works, serves its residents, its street, and its town far better than one that opens fast.
Sean White, Founder and CEO
Sean White is a lifelong East Hartford resident. Aurora Health Ventures was born from firsthand experience: he brings direct lived experience to the work, and to the aim behind it, to build the kind of home he once needed. An entrepreneur and businessman by trade, he is also a published author: his book, The Sovereign Quantum Body, is a work on mental wellness and transformation. His purpose is singular, and it shows up everywhere his work does: building structures that support life. He approaches it from many angles at once, a book that rebuilds a person from first principles, a home that holds someone steady while they recover, a venture built to outlast its founder. The forms differ. The intent never does: environments where life can stabilize, strengthen, and stand on its own. Responsibility for the homes will sit with the company: house managers in the house, and an office behind them that will assign a named person to each concern.
Illustrative interior: the standard for shared spaces is bright, calm, and orderly. This photograph shows a room of that kind, not a specific residence.
- East Hartford first. Our first home, our partnerships, and our community commitments begin here.
- Prepared before opening. The resident agreement, the screening steps, and the staffing are settled before opening day.
Our Homes
Structured sober living, in a real home
The property is maintained weekly to the highest standards.
Each Aurora residence will be a house in a residential neighborhood in East Hartford: shared living with clear structure, house managers present in the home, and expectations that will be the same for everyone, every day. The people who live there will be persons seeking and sustaining long-term recovery.
Illustrative interior: the standard for sleeping rooms is private and restful, with natural light. This photograph shows a room of that kind, not a specific residence.
What defines an Aurora home
- A substance-free home, without exception, for every person who will live there.
- Daily structure: shared routines, house meetings, and clear expectations agreed in writing at move-in.
- On-site presence: house managers will be in the home, so questions and concerns will be met in person, not by voicemail.
- Respect for the person: every resident will be a person in recovery, treated with dignity in language and in practice.
House managers will lead by example: thoroughly screened, extensively trained, and supervised in the role, with training in leadership, crisis response, and Narcan use. Managers will be selected not only for their skills and qualifications but also for their kindness and empathy, and in the house they will be expected to be consistent, respectful, calm, and fair, and to treat every resident with steady support.
Weekly inspections and minor maintenance will be carried out by trained professionals.
Property condition will be documented with photos at each inspection.
Our visits will be scheduled rather than reactive, and what we see will be reported.
Standards
Run in alignment with the National Alliance for Recovery Residences (NARR) standard
Each Aurora home will be sober housing run in alignment with the National Alliance for Recovery Residences (NARR) standard. The rules that will govern daily life are named on this page and will be applied the same way in every home: screening before move-in, house meetings, guest policies and quiet evenings, and a resident agreement signed before anyone moves in. Certification through CTARR is built into our operating plan, pursued once our home is open and occupied. It is our first milestone after opening.
Substance-Free Home
Every Aurora home will be substance-free. The expectation is stated plainly before move-in and will be held consistently for everyone.
Screening Before Move-In
Screening happens before move-in: a conversation with the person, and a check against written criteria about fit, readiness, and the home's rules.
House Meetings
Regular house meetings will keep daily life orderly, raise concerns early, and keep expectations shared by the whole household.
Guest Policies & Quiet Evenings
Written policies for guests and for quiet evenings will protect everyone's rest, privacy, and sense of home. Evenings in the home will be kept quiet and considerate, as a house rule set out in writing before move-in.
Written Resident Agreement
Every resident will sign a written resident agreement before move-in. Nothing important will be left to assumption.
Resident Rights & Grievance Route
Resident rights will be stated in the resident agreement, and there will be a clear route to raise a concern, have it acknowledged, and be told the next steps.
Connecticut Disclosure: C.G.S. § 17a-716(c)
This home (A) is not licensed or certified to provide substance use disorder treatment services, and (B) is a type of housing in which individuals recovering from a substance use disorder voluntarily choose to live together in a supportive environment during their recovery.
Aurora Health Ventures provides housing and structure. We work alongside, never in place of, the providers and supports each person chooses for their own recovery.
The Public Record
The Public Record.
The company's standing, kept as a dated ledger. Each entry carries its true state, nothing ahead of its paper, and nothing behind it.
Aurora Health Ventures LLC, a Connecticut limited liability company.
Formed, September 2026House rules and Good Neighbor commitment, published on this site.
Effective on openingMaster lease terms for property owners, published on this site.
Standing terms, confirmed in the written lease before signingFirst residence, East Hartford.
Opening January 2027Certification through CTARR is built into our operating plan, pursued once our home is open and occupied.
Not yetSupportive Recovery Housing Services (SRHS), the ABH RFQC for DMHAS. Aurora's response is in preparation for the November 30, 2026 deadline. No contract is held.
Response in preparationReviewed October 29, 2026. This record is updated as each state changes.
For Property Owners
One corporate tenant. Predictable rent. No resident management.
Your rent does not depend on our occupancy.
Through our master lease partnership, Aurora Health Ventures will lease your property directly as a single corporate tenant. You will hold one lease, with one company, and one point of contact. We will handle everything that happens inside the home.
Rent paid in full
Under our master lease, we commit to paying rent in full regardless of occupancy. Your income will not rise and fall with the number of residents in the home.
3-month rent reserve
Under our master lease, we commit to maintaining a rent reserve of three months, so your rent is protected even if circumstances change.
36-month master lease
A 36-month term with renewal options, a long, stable tenancy instead of short, uncertain ones.
Utilities covered
Under our master lease, utilities will be covered by the company, including water and sewer. No utility accounts will land on the owner.
Damage escrow
Under our master lease, we commit to holding a dedicated damage escrow for the property, so ordinary wear concerns have a funded answer.
Handled directly by the company
Leases, records, and payments are handled directly by Aurora Health Ventures, not through a portal. Questions go to a named person at the company, reached through the contact form on this page. You are informed without being involved.
Professional management
The home will be managed day to day by the company: residents, upkeep, and the condition of the house will be our responsibility. Day-to-day upkeep and tenant-caused damage will sit with the operator, and every property will be cleaned and reset at the end of each tenancy.
Additional Insured
Under our master lease, the owner will be named as Additional Insured on the company's liability coverage for the property. The certificate will be delivered before possession, on request.
| Responsibility | Aurora Health Ventures | Property Owner |
|---|---|---|
| Residents | Screening, agreements, house rules, and day-to-day resident matters | No resident contact, the owner refers any approach directly to Aurora |
| Day-to-day upkeep | Day-to-day upkeep and tenant-caused damage sit with the operator. Cleaning, grounds, routine maintenance, and keeping the home in good condition | No day-to-day upkeep duties for the owner |
| Structure & major systems | Reports any structural or major-system issue promptly | The owner retains the structure of the property and its major systems |
| Utilities | All utilities, including water and sewer, in the company's name | No utility accounts in the owner's name for the home |
| Ownership of the property | One corporate tenant under the master lease | The owner retains title to the property and every decision that belongs to ownership |
Before the first resident arrives, we professionally furnish, inspect, and prepare the home. Terms are confirmed in the written master lease, reviewed together before signing.
Questions to ask any operator.
Ask these of any operator you are considering, including us. Here are our answers, in writing.
Who signs the lease?
Aurora Health Ventures LLC is the tenant, one named company on one master lease.
Are you certified?
Not yet, and be careful with anyone who says otherwise this early: certification through CTARR is pursued once our home is open and occupied, because the process starts at occupancy.
Can I see the insurance?
Under our master lease, the owner will be named as Additional Insured, and the certificate will be delivered before possession, on request.
What happens if the house is not full?
Your rent does not depend on our occupancy. Under our master lease, we commit to paying rent in full, backed by a rent reserve of three months.
Who takes care of the property?
The responsibility split is printed on this page: upkeep, utilities, and daily care are ours; structure and ownership decisions stay yours.
What if a neighbor complains?
Neighbor concerns are directed to the house manager and handled by the company, not by you. The office behind the house manager assigns a named person to the concern and deals directly with the neighbor who raised it.
Can I speak with owners you already work with?
Our first home opens January 2027. References begin with our first placement, and they will be published here.
What are the house rules?
The house rules are published on this site under Standards, and every resident will sign the resident agreement before move-in.
For Referral Partners
A clear path from referral to move-in
One form. Acknowledged within one business day.
If you support people who need stable, structured housing as part of their recovery, referring to Aurora is straightforward. Tell us about the person and their needs. We acknowledge receipt of your referral and confirm next steps within one business day.
Start a referral
Use the contact form below and choose “Referral partner.” Share only the non-sensitive essentials: the town, the timing, and the kind of housing needed. Anything sensitive is shared in conversation after first contact, never in the form.
We review together
We review the referral with you promptly, ask anything we need to judge fit honestly, and tell you plainly if we are not the right home.
Screening & move-in
If the fit is right, we complete screening before move-in and set expectations in a written resident agreement, so the person arrives knowing exactly what to expect.
For Families & Residents
Honest expectations, in writing
Written rules before move-in, not after.
Choosing a home for yourself or someone you love deserves straight answers. Here is what you can expect from us, and what life in an Aurora home asks in return.
Who the home serves, and fees, in plain words: The first home will serve adults in recovery. Fees and the resident agreement are provided in writing before move-in.
What we will provide when the first home opens: a substance-free home, inspected weekly; daily structure; house meetings; house managers present in the home; and every policy (guests, quiet evenings, and shared responsibilities) in writing before move-in.
What we ask: a commitment to a substance-free home, respect for housemates and neighbors, and participation in the shared life of the house. If a return to use occurs, our response follows the written resident agreement, handled with dignity, and with the safety of the whole household in view.
What we will never do: surprise you. Costs, expectations, and rights are discussed openly and put in the written resident agreement. Families are welcome to ask questions at any point, before, during, or after a decision.
Questions families ask us
- When do you open? Our first East Hartford residence opens in January 2027. Reach out now to start the conversation.
- Is this a place that provides services? No, Aurora provides housing and structure. Please read the Connecticut disclosure in our Standards section; it says exactly what our homes are, and are not.
- How is fit decided? Through screening before move-in: a conversation with the person, and a check against written criteria about fit, readiness, and the home's rules.
- What if there is a concern? Resident rights are stated in the resident agreement, and concerns follow the acknowledgment and next steps process published on this page.
Good Neighbor Commitment
Kept like any other household on its street
Someone accountable in the house, not a phone number you call if something goes wrong.
An Aurora home should be the kind of house a street is glad to have. That commitment is published here, for every neighbor, on every street an Aurora home will join.
Smoking
Smoking will take place only in a designated outdoor area, kept tidy, and never on the sidewalk or a neighbor's edge of the street.
Quiet & Considerate
No loitering in front of the home, and language and noise will be kept considerate at all hours; evenings will be kept quiet, and that quiet will be a house rule, not a suggestion.
Cleanliness & Upkeep
The house, yard, and grounds will be kept tidy in every season.
Parking
Resident and guest parking will follow the house parking policy, arranged to keep the street clear and neighbors' access unobstructed.
Where a Concern Goes
Neighbors' concerns go to the house manager. The office behind the house manager will give you the name and contact details of the person assigned to your concern. Send a concern through the contact form below and choose “Town or community.” A person reads every message sent through the form, and concerns are acknowledged within one business day.
How a Concern Is Handled
We commit to acknowledging any complaint within one business day, confirming receipt of your concern and the next steps. You will be informed of the outcome, actions taken, and any follow-up measures.
Contact
Write to us
One form for everyone. Tell us who you are, and the form will ask only what your kind of inquiry needs. We acknowledge receipt of your inquiry and confirm next steps. Aurora Health Ventures LLC · East Hartford, Connecticut.
Thank you. Your inquiry has been sent.
Here is a copy of what you sent us:
What happens next:
- You reach a person, not a call center. Your inquiry is read by Aurora Health Ventures directly.
- We commit to acknowledging any complaint within one business day. For every inquiry, we acknowledge receipt of your inquiry and confirm next steps. If you wrote to us as a neighbor about a concern, you will be informed of the outcome, actions taken, and any follow-up measures.
- If a conversation follows, we will agree on clear next steps together, in writing.
This is your copy of what was sent. You can print this page for your records.
Privacy
How we handle what you write to us
Contact with Aurora Health Ventures runs through the form on this page. This section says, in plain words, what that form collects and what happens to it.
What the form collects, and why
The form asks for your name and one way to reach you, so we can answer you. It asks who you are writing as, a resident or family member, a property owner, a referral partner, or a member of the community, and, depending on that choice, a small number of details that belong to that kind of inquiry, such as a property's town or the organization you write from. Your message itself is yours to word. We use these details for one purpose only: to read your inquiry, judge how we can help, and acknowledge it within one business day.
Please do not include sensitive personal or medical details in the form. Nothing in the form asks for them, and we do not need them to respond.
Where a submission goes
When you send the form, your submission is received and stored by Netlify, the service that hosts this website, and a copy is delivered to the Aurora Health Ventures company inbox. That stored submission and that inbox copy are how we read and answer your inquiry.
Never sold, never shared for marketing
We do not sell your information. We do not share it for anyone else's marketing. Your details are used to respond to you, and for nothing else.
How long we keep an inquiry
We keep a submission only as long as we need it to answer and manage your inquiry. When we no longer need it, we remove it. If you would like your inquiry removed, write to us through the form and say so, and we will remove it.
How to reach us
Contact runs through the form. Use the contact form above for every inquiry, including any question about this privacy page or about an inquiry you have already sent.