Overwatering or a nutrient gap

What's happening

Yellowing across many leaves at once is most often advanced overwatering, so the roots are the first thing to check. Occasionally it's a plant that's sat in the same exhausted mix for a year or more without feeding and has simply run out of nutrients — anthurium are light but steady feeders during the growing season.

How to fix it

Check the soil and roots first: if they're wet or rotting, treat it as overwatering — dry the plant out, trim away mushy roots, and repot into fresh, airy mix. If the roots are firm and healthy and it just hasn't been fed in ages, resume a balanced liquid fertilizer at quarter to half strength every few weeks through spring and summer to bring the color back.

This is general guidance based on common symptoms; individual plants vary.