Forty three individuals are now allowed to resume their normal activities after spending weeks quarantined due to their potential exposure to the Ebola virus, reports The New York Times.

Some of the largest U.S. pharmacies and healthcare organizations are lobbying Congress to expand the types of telehealth services that can be reimbursed by Medicare and Medicaid, reports The Washington Post.

Livonia, Mich., and Waltham, Mass., October 16, 2014 – CHE Trinity Health, one of the nation’s leading healthcare systems, and Quantia, Inc. (Quantia), a pioneer in physician engagement and alignment, today announced a partnership that will help physicians across CHE Trinity Health’s 20-state network share knowledge, advice and clinical expertise quickly and conveniently.

The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation is launching a five-city tour to explore how health data can be harnessed to help people live healthier lives, according to the foundation.

The Centers for Medicare & Medicare unveiled a new investment model to advance accountable care organizations in rural and underserved communities, reports iHealthBeat.

How prepared is the U.S. for Ebola? How does Ebola affect pediatric patients? Two articles published in the Journal of the American Medical Association attempt to answer these questions.

A new partnership between the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Massachusetts General Hospital supports projects to accelerate the development of diagnostic tools and therapies.

A Health IT Policy Committee subgroup is calling for a public-private collaborative consortium to handle the intricacies of health information exchange governance.