St. Petersburg and Pinellas County
Non-Medical Home Care and Senior Concierge in St. Petersburg, FL
Anchor Concierge provides non-medical home care for seniors in St. Petersburg, at home and around town: check-in visits, grocery shopping, errands and rides to medical appointments. Every visit is with Gina, a Florida LPN since 2013.
- Florida LPN since 2013
- Fully insured
- English and German
- Free 20-minute consultation
How Gina helps
Everyday help at home and around St. Pete
Non-medical support for the errands, visits and appointments that keep a household running. Occasional or weekly, always with the same familiar face.
Check-in visits
A regular visit for conversation, a look around the home and small tasks, with an update to family afterward.
Grocery shopping
Making the list, shopping your usual store and brands, and putting everything away, one time or every week.
Errand services
Post office trips, returns, pickups, banking stops and shopping handled together, so one visit clears the whole list.
Medical appointments
A ride to the doctor and back, company in the waiting room, careful notes and a clear summary sent to family afterward.
Prescription pickup
Refills collected from your local pharmacy and brought home, on a one-time or recurring schedule, often paired with other errands.
Technology help
One-on-one help with phones, tablets, video calls, email, portals and online orders, with written steps left behind.
More ways Gina helps
Meet your concierge
A trusted helping hand when you need it most
Hi, I'm Gina. I have been a Florida Licensed Practical Nurse since 2013, and I know how hard it is for seniors and their families to balance independence with the need for a little extra help.
I started Anchor Concierge to give that help in a dependable, personal way: the errands, check-ins and appointments that let someone stay comfortable in their own home, and the updates that give their family real peace of mind.
- Florida LPN since 2013
- Fully insured
- English and German
- You always work with Gina
For adult children
Dependable local help for your aging parent
When you live out of town or juggle work and kids, you cannot always be there. Gina can: checking in, running the errands, sitting in on the doctor visit, and telling you how it went.
- Updates after every visit or appointment
- One trusted local point of contact
- Help coordinating everyday needs
- Someone checking in when you cannot
How it works
Getting support is simple
No pressure and no long-term contract. Start with a conversation.
Free consultation
A 20-minute call or in-person visit to talk through what is going on and what would help.
A plan that fits
Errands, check-ins, appointments or a mix, on the days and times that suit you.
Pick your schedule
Occasional help, weekly visits or a monthly membership. No long-term contract.
Gina gets started
The same familiar face every time, with updates to family after each visit.
Pricing
Clear pricing, occasional or monthly
Book help as you need it, or choose a membership for a lower hourly rate and priority scheduling. See full pricing details.
Occasional help
For a one-time errand, a busy week, or help while someone recovers.
Starting at $120 for a two-hour minimum
$60 per additional hour
Anchor Essentials
Light weekly errands or check-ins
$460/month
8 hours a month
- Discounted hourly rate
- Priority scheduling
- Consistent monthly support
- Most popular
Anchor Plus
Regular weekly support and errands
$660/month
12 hours a month
- Discounted hourly rate
- Priority scheduling
- Consistent monthly support
Anchor Premier
The most support each month
$1,050/month
20 hours a month
- Best discounted hourly rate
- Highest priority scheduling
- Consistent monthly support
What non-medical home care looks like with Anchor Concierge
Most seniors in St. Petersburg do not need a nurse at the bedside. They need someone dependable to pick up the groceries, drive to the pharmacy, sit with them at the cardiologist and notice when something seems off. That is non-medical home care, and it is the work Anchor Concierge does every week across St. Pete and the rest of Pinellas County.
Gina handles the practical side of daily life so seniors can keep their routines and their independence:
- Friendly check-in visits for company, a safety look-around and an update to family
- Grocery shopping help, from the list to putting things away
- Errand services like the post office, returns and pickups
- A companion at medical appointments, with notes for the family
- Prescription pickup from the local pharmacy
- Snowbird home checks while you are up north
Who it helps
Families usually call for one of a few reasons. A parent has stopped driving. Someone is coming home from the hospital and needs a hand for a few weeks. An adult child lives in Ohio or Germany and wants a trusted person nearby. Or a senior simply wants to stay in the house they love without asking the neighbors for favors. Each of these has its own page: help for aging parents, help for seniors living alone, help at home after surgery and aging in place support.
What Gina does not do
Anchor Concierge is non-medical and non-hands-on. Gina does not bathe or dress clients, help with toileting, or give medications. If your family needs that level of care, she will say so honestly and can point you to local resources. If you are weighing the two, the guide on senior concierge vs home care lays out the difference.
Why a nurse-run concierge
Gina has been a Florida Licensed Practical Nurse since 2013. On a concierge visit she is not acting as a nurse, but more than a decade of caring for people shapes how she works: she notices when the fridge is emptier than usual, when someone seems more tired, or when a doctor’s instructions need writing down. You always work with her, not a rotating staff, and she keeps the family in the loop after every visit. Meet Gina.
Service area
Serving St. Petersburg and all of Pinellas County
Gina is based in St. Petersburg and helps families across the county. See the full service area.
Common questions
What is non-medical home care?
Is Anchor Concierge a home health agency?
How much does it cost?
Can you help my parent if I live in another state?
What areas do you serve?
Do you speak German?
Guides
Helpful reading for families
Plain answers from a nurse who does this every week. See every guide.
Concierge vs home care
How concierge help, home care agencies and home health differ, and how to tell which one your parent actually needs.
Home care costs
Real Anchor Concierge rates and the factors that move the monthly cost of non-medical home care up or down in St. Pete.
Preparing for a doctor visit
A simple before, during and after checklist that makes medical visits calmer and helps nothing important get lost.
Anchor Concierge
Let us talk about the help you need
Start with a free 20-minute consultation by phone or in person. No pressure and no long-term contract.
- Free 20-minute consultation
- No long-term contract
- Help in English or German