Maternity
Our patients experience complete care for the whole family including Obstetrics and Pediatrics for Provider Continuity throughout prenatal appointments, delivery and post-partum appointments, and well child visits. We establish a lifelong relationship at birth.
Prenatal Care
Fillmore County Hospital offers obstetric practice in a state of the art facility. We deliver patient and family focused care where compassion, innovation and teaching are vital to us. Our obstetric practice is both wide range and intimate to meet the needs of every patient that walks through the front door. Not every patient is alike, so we help you develop a birth plan that is consistent to meet your goals and needs. As the patient, you are encouraged to explore your options and have a general plan of what you would like during your labor and delivery process but also remember that when you are in labor, you may desire a different need than originally planned.
Birth Plan Options Can Include:
- Individualized prenatal support and non-diagnostic ultrasounds offered at prenatal visits
- Encouragement of your birth partner in delivery and throughout stay
- Comfort menu such as dimmed lighting, aromatherapy, birthing balls, and more during labor
- 24/7 snacks & refreshments available from in-room mini fridge
- Doulas welcome during birthing experience
- Natural relaxation & comfort techniques available, as well as variety of medications including epidurals
Delivery
Bringing a baby into this world is a very joyous occasion. We strive to give you the best experience we can give you.
- Skin to skin friendly Hospital
- Room-in baby experience encouraged
- Nursery available if mom so chooses
- Special meal for mom & guest
- Breast pump & breast milk storage
- FCH professionals on site
- Lactation Consultant
- Pelvic Floor Therapist
- Mental Health Therapist
- Registered Dietician
Post Partum
Fillmore County Hospital is focused on providing you and your family strong provider continuity to ensure you see the same provider from your prenatal care to delivery to your children’s well checks and beyond.
- Free gift basket upon discharge
- Option of Physician/Nurse in-home visit shortly after dismissal
- As a thank you for your prenatal visits at FCMC and delivery at FCH, you will receive a complimentary case of diapers at each well child visit
Complimentary tours of the labor and delivery suites are available upon request. Contact (402) 759 – 3167 to set up a time.
OB Providers
Alanna R. Beckman M.D.
Fillmore County Hospital and Fillmore County Medical Clinic
Dr. Alanna Beckman hails from a farm out in western Nebraska, however she graduated from Julesburg High School in Julesburg, CO. After high school, she attended Creighton University in Omaha where she received her Bachelor of Science Degree in Biology. From there, Alanna went on to the American University of the Caribbean in Cupecoy, Netherlands. Here she received her medical training. Finally, Dr. Beckman obtained her Doctor of Medicine Degree from St. Matthews University School of Medicine in Grand Cayman in the Cayman Islands.
Once she had obtained her doctorate, it was time to flee the island life and head back to the Midwest. Dr. Beckman started her residency in the Lincoln Family Medical Program in Lincoln, NE. When she was done with her residency, she knew it was time to get back to rural Nebraska. “Geneva was just a good fit. I was looking for something rural that would allow me to practice the things I was most interested in. It’s also not far from Lincoln, where I did all of my training. I have a good base of specialists that I know personally up there. I can reach out to them whenever I need to for more difficult and challenging cases. That is extremely nice to have,” Beckman explained.
Dr. Beckman joined the team at the Fillmore County Medical Center along with her husband, Matthew Dunagan, RN, who happens to be the Operating Room Manager. She is a primary care physician, but also has a deep interest in obstetrics and gynecology. Ever since she can remember, Alanna wanted to be in the medical field. “My mom was a nurse. I guess I’ve always been drawn to the medical field. But, I wanted to be the one making the decisions and calling the shots,” she said. Alanna and her husband have settled into the rural lifestyle since arriving in Geneva in 2014. The happy couple have 4 children (all delivered here in Geneva) and they enjoy watching their children grow and thrive here through sports, theater, academics, and church involvement. They fill any spare time with travel and going to shows at the Leid Center if possible; and love visiting Disneyland. Dr. Beckman enjoys being a part of the Geneva community because “it’s a friendly community.” She also mentioned, “It just has a great vibe. I love the small town feel. I especially love the fact that I can go for a walk and see kids outside, riding their bikes, mowing, shooting hoops, etc.”
Although being a doctor can be very demanding, Dr. Beckman is still human. There are things she likes to do outside of her everyday life. “I really enjoy reading and traveling. Traveling is probably my favorite thing to do,” Alanna said. Not only that, but she also enjoys cooking. “I’ve gotten into using a pressure cooker lately. My favorite thing to cook right now is this Tai Chicken recipe I make in that,” she explained. So, if you’re having trouble mastering the pressure cooker, you may need some tips from one of your local health care physicians!
Alanna has no complaints when it comes to her life outside of the practice. In fact, she has only great things to say about her job as well. Regarding being a part of the Fillmore County Medical Center, she said “I like that Dr. Bespalec, the owner, really listens to us and takes our opinions into account. It’s nice to know your ideas and concerns actually mean something.” Dr. Beckman has always had an interest in family practice. She chose to become a family practice physician so she could treat the whole scope of practice. However, she also continues to enjoy her opportunities in women’s health care. When asked what makes her a unique doctor in Geneva, she said, “I am the only female physician here, which a lot of our patients like. I’m also to the most recent graduate, so I bring a new perspective to things. I have a lot to gain from our more experienced professionals here as well.”
This area of the state is fortunate to have several great rural clinics and hospitals flourishing. So what sets the Fillmore County Medical Center apart? Why should patients choose them? To this, Dr. Beckman replied, “We provide really good service and great follow up. I feel like we offer a very wide range of tests and treatments right here. We can take care of most problems here and the things we can’t take care of, we are well equipped to set them up with the care they need in a timely manner.” Of their patients, Alanna said, “I think they appreciate the care they get and they feel listened to by their providers. The facility is very nice and it caters to everyone, whether they are impaired or not.”
Anytime you go to the doctor’s office, you hope to get answers. You expect to be respected and treated like a human being, not just another patient. At Fillmore County Medical Center, you will get just that. You’ll get extraordinary care, along with a sense of security and comfort in knowing your concerns have been heard. All the ‘i’s will be dotted and the ‘t’s will be crossed. No question will go unanswered. If this is the care you are looking for, Fillmore County Medical Center is the place for you!
Contact: (402) 759 – 4485 or info@fcmcpc.com
Jason L. Bespalec M.D.
Fillmore County Hospital and Fillmore County Medical Clinic
Dr. Jason L. Bespalec is a Board Certified Family Physician practicing in Geneva, NE since 1998. He has been with Fillmore County Medical Center, as an original owner, since its inception in November 2004. Dr. Bespalec grew up in Crete, NE and has always invisioned himself practicing in a small town in Nebraska.
Dr. Bespalec is married to Pam and they have one son, Jacob.
Dr. Bespalec is very active in the community. He serves on the Sale Tax Committee for the city, enjoys sports, and umpires Little League Baseball in the summers. He is also very musical. He plays guitar with his church’s Praise Band. His favorite is playing guitar and singing with the kids at Sunday School and Vacation Bible School. He also play bass guitar in a band called “Home By 10”.
Dr. Bespalec is trained to provide complete care to the whole family. He has special interests in Obstetrics and Pediatrics, as well as, several procedures including, Upper Endoscopy, C-Sections, Colonoscopy, Vasectomy, and other minor office procedures.
Contact: (402) 759 – 4485 or info@fcmcpc.com
Abra Robbins, M.D.
Fillmore County Hospital and Fillmore County Medical Clinic
Fillmore County Medical Center (Clinic) and Fillmore County Hospital are please to have Dr. Abra Robbins as a part of the team. She is a full-time family physician who practices full-scope family practice medicine, including Obstetrics.
Dr. Robbins was born and raised in rural South Africa and has a very interesting and diverse background. She graduated from Nico Malan High in 2004 and then attended Union College in Lincoln where she graduated with a Bachelor’s Degree in Biology and minor in International Rescue and Relief. It was there where she met David, her future husband. After graduation, she returned to South Africa but returned to the United States in 2011 to work as an Au Pair for several families. She reconnected with David and they were married in 2012, then moved to Utgiagvik, Alaska, where she worked as a substance abuse counselor for two years and took Public Health classes at the University of Colorado before starting medical school at Liberty University College of Osteopathic Medicine in Virginia in 2015. She served as a reserve officer in the Navy for two years before joining the residency program at the Lincoln Family Medicine Program in Lincoln, Nebraska, in 2020.
Dr. Robbin’s husband, David, was born and raised in Alaska and graduated from Barrow High in 2005. He attended Union College in Lincoln to study Mechanical Engineering and completed this degree from Walla Walla University in Washington in 2010. He worked as an artic utility engineer back in Alaska for several years, commuting back and forth from Alaska to Virginia, where Abra was attending medical school. When Abra started her residency in Lincoln in 2020, they settled in Lincoln. He now works as a senior Agricultural Engineer for Setje Agri-Services and Engineering in Raymond, NE.
Abra and David have a one year old boy, named Bowie and live in Milligan. In their spare time, they enjoy traveling.
Jeff Wallman, M.D.
Starting Sept 2024
Fillmore County Hospital and Fillmore County Medical Clinic
Dr. Wallman grew up on a farm near Filley, Nebraska and graduated from Freeman High School in 2013. He thoroughly enjoyed helping his parents with crop farming and raising livestock (including cows, chickens, and goats through 4-H and FFA), but knew from an early age that he always wanted to be a physician. He attended the University of Nebraska at Lincoln and graduated with his Bachelor of Science Degree in Biochemistry in 2017.
He then attended medical school in Omaha at the University of Nebraska Medical Center (UNMC) and graduated in 2021. Following medical school, he continued his medical training at UNMC with his family medicine residency program, joining the advanced rural training program in 2020. He finished residency in June 2024 just prior to starting his employment at Fillmore County Medical Center in September. He enjoys practicing full scope family medicine, including outpatient and inpatient care, emergency department coverage, and obstetrics.
During residency, Dr. Wallman married his wife, Emily, who is from Beatrice, Nebraska. They have known each other through the 4-H program since age 8 and attended college at UNL together. Following college, Emily attended Creighton University and received her Doctor of Occupational Therapy degree in 2020. She currently works as an OT in the Rehab Department of Fillmore County Hospital.
