Introduction. The new coronavirus infection has a negative impact on various spheres of human activity and causes serious complications from the cardiovascular system, which persist even after recovery. However, the psychological domain of patients with coronary heart disease who have undergone a new coronavirus infection remains virtually unexplored both during the illness and after recovery. The aim of the study - to analyze the psychological domain of patients with coronary heart disease who had a new coronavirus infection in the early stages of recovery. Material and methods. The study included 127 elderly patients with coronary heart disease with a transferred and laboratory-confirmed new coronavirus infection of moderate severity 3-4 weeks after recovery, who made up the main group. The age control is 112 patients of the same age with coronary heart disease without a new coronavirus infection in the anamnesis and currently. The Hospital Scale of Anxiety and Depression and the Short Scale of Cognitive Impairment (MMSE) were used to assess the psychological domain. The results of the study. In elderly patients with coronary heart disease with a new coronavirus infection, 3-4 weeks after recovery, an increased level of anxiety and depression (13,6±0,2 points) was observed compared with the age control (8,7±0,2 points) (p