In the early 1980's, a group of physicians, sharing a vision of the impact of the personal computing age on medicine and medical technology, came together to found ANSAR.

These individuals believed that with high-speed computing more and better information could be delivered to the health care professional.

Over $30 million and 14 years later, the ANS-R1000--the first generation of Ansar's noninvasive, real-time, digital autonomic nervous system testing devices--was developed.

With continued innovation since that time, now with over 40 million dollars and 20 years invested, Ansar introduces the ANX 3.0.

Our principle goal is to improve health care for children and adults through better medicine with better outcomes.