Resident Glenn Oden credits Orting Soldiers' Home with medical care and routine
August 27, 2026 | Board Council Commission Agencies , Executive, Washington
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Glenn Oden, a retired Air Force veteran and resident at the Washington Soldiers' Home in Orting, described medical care and rehabilitation that helped him recover after multiple procedures that culminated in leg amputation. Oden said he has been at the Soldiers' Home since 07/15/2025.
Oden recounted receiving a prosthetic leg through the soldier's home program and described rehabilitation and daily routines that include meals, physical therapy and visits from family. "All of it's pretty good to me," Oden said when describing his life since entering the home. He also spoke about how the experience gave him a new outlook and greater empathy for others.
Oden recounted receiving a prosthetic leg through the soldier's home program and described rehabilitation and daily routines that include meals, physical therapy and visits from family. "All of it's pretty good to me," Oden said when describing his life since entering the home. He also spoke about how the experience gave him a new outlook and greater empathy for others.
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