plenty still take servicable bulbs. instal with leds that have the output you desire .

Does 'integrated' mean non-replaceable?

Yes it does. stop by home dept or lowes and have a look at them. they still make the three lamp serviceable bulb versions.

Thanks very much for your help!

If the fan comes with a simple spot to replace the buld like an old fashioned base then you just but a bulb or 2 in Led in the right lumens and color. Leds 4000K are very bright many of the new fans have a choice when you use them for how bright you want . Check out Amazon there are dozens but you do not give us any clue as to your style .

Lighting in a bedroom is better supplied by table lamps. The quality of the light from ceiling fans is never complementary to the people in the room.

• This MINKA-AIRE F625L Skinnie 44" LED Ceiling Fan has a 20-watt LED that would put out more than 2000 lumens.
• This WAC Smart Fans San Francisco 44in Matte White with 3000K LED Light Kit puts out 1600 lumens.

Be sure to choose a fan whose light is shielded from the blades. Otherwise you'll see shadows spinning around whenever the fan and light are both on. Note that the Minka's light is shielded while the WAC's light isn't.

Choose a fan that's the whose blades are the right length and whose downrod is the right length. Here are two webpages on that:

• How to Measure for a Ceiling Fan
• Ceiling Fan Size Calculator

I have a ceiling fan in a bedroom. I agree with the commenter above: use table lamps.

Not all rooms have switched power at outlets. regardless of light quaility, id rather be able to turn on and off a light when entering/exiting and not walking in the dark to find a table lamp.