The results of the incidence of acute respiratory viral infection in the village of Poltava in the Krasnoarmeysky district of the Krasnodar Territory in the epidemiological season (December 2018 – March 2019) are presented. There were 120 people under the supervision of 18 to 79 years of age who sought medical help from a local GP in this time range with complaints of fever, weakness, headache, cough, sleep disturbance, sore throat when swallowing, chest pain cage, nasal congestion and hoarseness of voice. All applicants were diagnosed with Acute Respiratory Viral Infection. In all cases, the diagnosis was based on the collection of complaints, anamnesis, physical examination data, a clinical blood test with a white blood cell count and a general urinalysis. It was established that the body temperature of patients with adequately prescribed therapy and the implementation of all the prescribed recommendations lasted from three to five days from the start of treatment, in rare cases up to seven days. The duration of the disease and the number of days of disability during inpatient treatment most often ranged from 10 to 15, with outpatient treatment – 5–10. In rare cases, the duration of the disease and treatment was several days. In the treatment of acute respiratory viral infection, the following drugs were used: Tamiflu, Nomides, Influceil, Ingavirin, Kagocel and Ergoferon.