Anxiety about the COVID-19 pandemic is the most common mental health problem, including among the elderly. One of the effects of anxiety on physical health during the COVID-19 pandemic is hypertension or high blood pressure, especially for the elderly with hypertension. Anxiety experienced by the elderly with hypertension has an impact on the behavior of the elderly toward the condition of their health, such as a reduced interest elderly to visit health services. The aims: Explore the anxiety in elderly with hypertension during a covid-19 pandemic. Research method: Using a qualitative phenomenological approach on 8 elderlies with hypertension through in-depth interviews. Results of the study: Showing the anxiety of the elderly with hypertension during the Covid-19 pandemic includes the anxiety condition of the elderly with hypertension, coping anxiety of the elderly with hypertension, and family support for the elderly with hypertension. Conclusion: Anxiety felt by hypertensive elderly in this study included fear of using public transportation, worry to interact with others and the assumption that Covid-19 was a threat caused the comorbid. Coping that they used to control the anxiety are praying, taking a rest, doing a home activity, es and not thinking too much about covid-19. While the family support that they get is emotional support, informational support, instrumental support,t, and appreciation.