The Truman House is a 12-bed inpatient facility in New Philadelphia, Ohio. Located in Tuscarawas County near Route 77 & 250 interchange, the facility is easily accessible from Stark, Columbiana, Holmes, Wayne, Coshocton, Carroll, and Harrison counties. Thanks to many generous donors, a long time dream became a reality in the spring of 2012 when Hospice House opened its doors.

The Truman House is not a hospital, a nursing home, an assisted living community or a rehabilitation facility, but a comfortable home-like setting where compassionate, experienced nurses and support staff provide 24-hour care to patients. With a focus on pain and symptom management, the Truman House is an option when the patient needs pain management, control of other distressing symptoms, around-the-clock nursing presence, respite or residential care. The facility also has a low patient to nurse ratio and 24-hour physician-directed care.

Services include a private room, accessible bath facilities, 24-hour nursing care, meals and snacks as desired, medication administration, assistance with personal care, nurse call system, telephone service, cable television and Wi-Fi. Patients also have access to social workers, massage therapy, chaplains, bereavement support and volunteers.