Nassau University Medical Center received an anonymous $1 million donation to be used to replace its 15-year-old mammography and bone density scanning equipment.

"The new technology funded by the generosity of an anonymous donor has strengthened NUMC’s ability to provide the highest quality care to our patients," NuHealth board chairman Stuart Rabinowitz said in a statement on Monday.

The donation will allow the hospital to obtain cutting-edge 3D technology, enhancing its ability to detect breast cancer and bone health — two of the most critical health issues affecting women, according to a statement released by the hospital on Monday. The cost for both pieces of Hologic equipment is still being determined, according to NUMC.

The gift comes at a time of financial turmoil for the hospita

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