Juliette Mullin, Senior Editor

Until this month, health authorities thought that any hospital in the United States was equipped to handle an Ebola case from start to finish. But  the events in Texas have changed that.

Now, CDC says that future Ebola cases in the United States will be routed to selected hospitals for care. "There's a need for specialized centers when there is a patient with confirmed Ebola, or a number of patients if that were to happen in the future," says CDC Director Tom Frieden.

But which hospitals will serve as these Ebola centers?