Brewer Data Solutions
I find the money you didn't know you were missing.
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About Brewer Data Solutions
Brewer Data Solutions is a data analytics and strategy consultancy that helps small and mid-sized businesses stop losing money to bad data, broken logic, and system mismatches. Led by founder Cheryl Brewer, the firm specializes in cross-system reconciliation, revenue recovery audits, and fractional analyst support across fintech, healthcare, e-commerce, SaaS, logistics, and manufacturing.
With 25 years of experience in accounts receivable, accounts payable, medical billing, and multi-system data reconciliation, Brewer Data Solutions doesn't just build charts — it traces problems to their root cause. Recent engagements have uncovered $500K+ in hidden underpayments, corrected 100,000+ patient accounts from a single mapping error, and resolved multi-vendor HL7 integration issues causing months of claim rejections.
The firm offers three engagement models: a focused Data Diagnostic ($750), a comprehensive Revenue Recovery Audit ($2,500, with a money-back guarantee if at least $5K in recoverable revenue isn't found), and ongoing Fractional Analyst support ($3,200/month). Every engagement is direct — clients work with Cheryl personally, not through account managers or junior staff.
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