Lived-experience notes give peer workers documentation templates suited to their role, so notes capture peer and lived-experience support properly instead of forcing it into a clinical format.
Notes that fit the role
Suited to the role.
Templates built for lived-experience work.
Captured properly.
Peer support is documented in its own terms.
On the record.
Notes sit with the client's care.
Consistent.
Peer documentation stays consistent across the team.
One format instead of a forced clinical template
- ✕Clinical templates forced on peer work
- ✕Peer support poorly captured
- ✕Inconsistent peer notes
Built for how you work
Peer workers
Document support in the right format.
Lived-experience leads
Standardise peer documentation.
Services
Capture peer support properly.
More blocks in the clinical core
Everything in Base works from the same client record.
Calendar
→Schedule appointments across practitioners with availability and room views.
Telehealth
→Run secure video sessions from inside the platform, no extra software.
Forms
→Send intake and clinical forms clients complete before they arrive.
Assessments
→Deliver standardised assessments and track scores over time.
Client profile
→One clinical file per client with history, documents and contacts in one place.
Consent
→Capture and store client consent digitally with an audit trail.
Common questions
Are templates suited to peer work?
Yes. They are built for lived-experience roles, not clinical formats.
Are notes on the record?
Yes. They sit alongside the client's care.
Does it keep peer notes consistent?
Yes. Shared templates keep documentation consistent.
