Quarantine facilities are designated places where individuals who may have been exposed to infectious diseases are isolated to prevent the spread of illness. These facilities are often used during outbreaks of diseases like COVID-19 or Ebola, ensuring that those who are potentially infected do not come into contact with the general population. Typically, quarantine facilities are equipped with medical staff, necessary supplies, and accommodations to support the health and safety of individuals during their isolation period. They play a crucial role in public health by monitoring symptoms and providing care, helping to contain outbreaks and protect communities.