In House M.D., what is the name of the fictional hospital where House and his team practice medicine?

In House M.D., the fictional hospital where House and his team practice medicine is Princeton-Plainsboro Teaching Hospital.

The hospital is the principal setting of the Fox medical drama, whose fictional location is Plainsboro, New Jersey. Gregory House works there as the head of Diagnostic Medicine, a department created to investigate unusual cases that other doctors have been unable to solve. The hospital combines teaching, research, emergency care, and specialist medicine, allowing the series to move between diagnostic puzzles and hospital-wide storylines.

Princeton-Plainsboro is fictional, but the show uses a recognizable academic-medical environment. The exterior establishing shots were filmed at Princeton University's Frist Campus Center, while many interior scenes were produced on sound stages. The name is sometimes shortened by viewers to Princeton-Plainsboro or PPTH, but the full canonical name is Princeton-Plainsboro Teaching Hospital. It should not be confused with Princeton University Hospital, a real medical institution whose current name is unrelated to the fictional hospital.