If it gets over here, I don't think you would get the same reception by the populace. Over in Africa, conspiracy theories abound and the idiots over there blame Ebola on the doctors. Medical staffers cannot be found outside a hospital in scrubs... there is a good chance they would be accosted. The Africans don't want to get near a hospital.
Here, the medical community would not be treated that way here. A lot more resources would come to bear in the States and I don't think it has much of a chance to go pandemic. The gestation period for Ebola is so fast, someone infected doesn't get much of a chance to expose others.
My dad had diphtheria as a child, in Northern Minnesota, probably in the early 1920's. They partitioned the family home and he was quarantined with his mother... for almost a year, I think. They burned all his clothes and belongings.