Chevy Beh, co-founder of healthcare app BookDoc, dies at 37
KUALA LUMPUR — The chief executive officer of BookDoc — the app that simplified scheduling medical appointments though smartphones — Chevy Beh is dead, aged 37.
Chevy Beh was the eldest son of BP Healthcare Group founder and chairman Beh Chun Chuan.
KUALA LUMPUR — The chief executive officer of BookDoc — the app that simplified scheduling medical appointments though smartphones — Chevy Beh is dead, aged 37.
His death was reported on Wednesday (Aug 24) by Tatler Asia — the magazine featuring the region’s rich and powerful — without details of the cause or where.
Chevy was the eldest son of BP Healthcare Group founder and chairman Beh Chun Chuan.
He co-founded BookDoc with another Malaysian Joel Neoh in 2014 after leaving his family business as its managing director.
BookDoc has a presence in Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, Indonesia and Hong Kong and had played a significant role in the rollout of the Covid-19 vaccines locally.
Chevy was known to be a distinguished polo player who had formerly captained the England Under-21 team against Prince William and Prince Harry.
In 2020, he was reportedly appointed a member of an expert panel in the Youth and Sports Ministry. MALAY MAIL
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