Pneumonia is an acute infectious and inflammatory process that mainly affects the respiratory part of the lung tissue, and radiologically-infiltrative changes in the lungs. The presence of radiological signs is the "gold standard" of diagnosis, since it allows not to attribute viral lesions of the lower respiratory tract to pneumonia, in which antibacterial treatment is not necessary.This article details the results of monitoring patients with community-acquired pneumonia on an outpatient basis, presents clinical, radiological and laboratory data, as well as the results of treatment in outpatient settings.