Bryan Krumm, CNP

Sage Neuroscience Center

Mental Health

Albuquerque, NM

Most recent review: 6 days ago New
4.9
82 Ratings
37 Comments

Bryan Krumm, CNP, is a Mental Health Nurse Practitioner whose goal is to provide evidence-based treatment, according to the best standards of practice, utilizing the most current research to maximize therapeutic outcomes and incorporating the patient as an active part of their care.

4.9
82 Ratings
37 Comments

Bryan Krumm, CNP, is a Mental Health Nurse Practitioner whose goal is to provide evidence-based treatment, according to the best standards of practice, utilizing the most current research to maximize therapeutic outcomes and incorporating the patient as an active part of their care.

The reviews listed below were collected independently of Sage Neuroscience Center through rater8. Each review represents an authentic and verified patient experience.

He is empathetic—which cannot be be taught. Good understanding of medications tied to diagnosis. He listens, is evidence-based, and intuitive. A rare combo.

(6 days ago) Sep-2026

Bryan has been taking care of me for years and I wouldn't want anyone else. He is kind and knowledgeable.

(1 week ago) Sep-2026

Dr.krumm is one of the nicest doctors he’s very caring interest in your life and what’s going on with your body. I’ve been seeing him for about five years six years and really like him.

(3 weeks ago) Aug-2026

Very knowledgeable

(1 month ago) Aug-2026

Very thorough, good listener and responsive!!

(1 month ago) Aug-2026

Bryan is awesome. He has been a great help with getting my life on track. He is professional and courteous and gives me honest feedback

(1 month ago) Aug-2026

Couldn't make it without him

(1 month ago) Aug-2026

As always

(1 month ago) Aug-2026

Know him for years! Excelllenjt Provider.Especially for PTSD Patients!!!

(1 month ago) Jul-2026

He was great for been my first time with him he made me feel comfortable enough that I could open up

(1 month ago) Jul-2026
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