The ProActive Reminder has featured in the Journal of Assistive Technologies, Vol. 3, issue 2 Jun 2009. It is cited as a low cost device and found to be a practical way of providing reminders to all user groups. June 2009

The ProActive Reminder is being trialed in North West Wales NHS Trust by Head occupation therapist Jan Costa, in collaboration with Dr Kevin Doughty of CuHtec. March 2009

UK Intellectual Property Office has granted patent "Activity reminder Smart card" to Dr Kin F. Kam, who is the managing director of ProActiv eCard Ltd. The patent was granted on 17 September 2008, patent no. GB2426081. January 2009

ProActiveCard is working with CuHtec ('The Centre for Usable Home Technology, which is a joint venture between the University of York and the Joseph Rowntree Foundation) to bring Pilot Trials of the ProActive Reminder. November 2008

ProActiveCard has recently taken its first delivery of its first assistive technology product,the "ProActive Reminder" (see video). The ProActive Reminder uses a uniquely simple programming interface to ensure maximal ease of use for health service providers and complete user friendliness and effectiveness for patients wishing to minimise DNAs ("Did Not Attends") or 'no show' of upcoming appointments. May 2008

Mr James Love of James Love Associate, a leading Intellectual Property lawyer in Yorkshire has partnered with ProActiveCard as our company's Intellectual Property Manager. June 2007

ProActiveCard has partnered with HengJin Ltd. of Shandong, China (a leading developer and supplier of electronics measurement devices for weather monitoring) to develop novel assistive health technologies. May 2007

Missed hospital appointments up Published: 8/05/2006

ProActivecard Wins a £12,500 Research and Development Grant Published: 7/04/2005

Beeping cards may save NHS millions Published: 9/04/2005

ProActiv eCard Ltd. 2009