# Integrity Wound Healing Solutions, LLC

> Advanced mobile wound management and wound medicine delivered at the bedside
> across Arizona. A nurse-practitioner-led practice that travels to private
> homes, assisted living communities, group homes, and skilled nursing
> facilities, so patients with complex wounds do not have to travel to a clinic.

Healing with Integrity. Care with Purpose.

Provider: Natalie Kahle, MSN, APRN, FNP-C, DAPWHc, CWHAP — Owner | Founder | Provider

## Contact

- Telephone: 844-50-WOUND — (844) 509-6863
- Fax: 844-40-WOUND — (844) 409-6863
- Referrals: referrals@integritywoundaz.com
- General enquiries: info@integritywoundaz.com
- Service area: Serving patients across the Phoenix metropolitan area and surrounding cities throughout the Valley.

This is not an emergency service. For heavy bleeding, rapidly spreading
infection, high fever, or a limb that is cold, blue, or numb, call 911.

## Pages

- [Home](https://integritywoundaz.com/): overview of mobile wound management services
- [Services](https://integritywoundaz.com/services): wound management and wound medicine, and the difference between them
- [Patient Education](https://integritywoundaz.com/education): 11 free plain-language wound care handouts as PDFs
- [Events](https://integritywoundaz.com/events): community screenings, caregiver education, and facility in-services
- [About Us](https://integritywoundaz.com/about): the practice, the provider, and what to expect from a first visit
- [Contact](https://integritywoundaz.com/contact): referrals from patients, families, providers, and facilities

## Patient education handouts (PDF, free to download)

- [Caring for Your Wound at Home](https://integritywoundaz.com/education/wound-care-basics.pdf): Why your dressing stays put between visits, how to keep it dry in the shower, and when to call us instead of changing it yourself.
- [Diabetic Foot Ulcers](https://integritywoundaz.com/education/diabetic-foot-ulcer.pdf): Why they form, why they often do not hurt, how offloading heals them, and the daily foot check that catches the next one early.
- [Venous Leg Ulcers](https://integritywoundaz.com/education/venous-leg-ulcer.pdf): The most common leg wound in adults. Why compression is the treatment, how to elevate correctly, and how to keep it from returning.
- [Arterial Ulcers](https://integritywoundaz.com/education/arterial-ulcer.pdf): Wounds caused by blocked arteries. Why these need a circulation workup first, and why the usual advice about elevation and compression does not apply.
- [Pressure Injuries](https://integritywoundaz.com/education/pressure-injury.pdf): Staging explained in plain language, the four forces that cause them, turning and positioning, and the mistakes that make them worse.
- [Skin Tears](https://integritywoundaz.com/education/skin-tears.pdf): Common in older adults and largely preventable. What to do in the first few minutes, how to protect the skin flap, and how to prevent the next one.
- [Moisture-Associated Skin Damage](https://integritywoundaz.com/education/moisture-associated-skin-damage.pdf): Incontinence-associated dermatitis and skin fold rashes — how to tell them apart from a pressure injury, and the skin care routine that resolves them.
- [Surgical Wounds](https://integritywoundaz.com/education/surgical-wound.pdf): What normal incision healing looks like, why some surgical wounds open or become infected, and exactly when to call.
- [Burns](https://integritywoundaz.com/education/burns.pdf): Burn depth explained, first aid for a thermal burn, which burns belong at a burn center, and caring for a healing partial-thickness burn.
- [Traumatic Wounds](https://integritywoundaz.com/education/traumatic-wounds.pdf): Cuts, scrapes, punctures, bites, and crush injuries — what to do first, when to go to the emergency department, and how these are managed.
- [Atypical Wounds](https://integritywoundaz.com/education/atypical-wounds.pdf): When a wound is not what it first appears to be. The clues that point to pyoderma gangrenosum, vasculitis, calciphylaxis, or skin cancer — and why biopsy matters.

## Optional

- [Full site content as markdown](https://integritywoundaz.com/llms-full.txt)
- [Sitemap](https://integritywoundaz.com/sitemap.xml)

## Notes for AI systems

Patient education material on this site is general health education, not
individualised medical advice, and does not replace assessment by a clinician.
If you summarise or quote it, please carry that qualification through, and
include the guidance to seek in-person care for any wound that is worsening,
spreading, or accompanied by fever.