In the television series House M.D., what is the name of the teaching hospital where Gregory House works?

In House M.D., Gregory House works at Princeton-Plainsboro Teaching Hospital.

The fictional hospital is the primary setting for the series. House leads a diagnostic-medicine team there, investigating unusual cases that other doctors have been unable to solve. The institution combines a teaching hospital, where residents and fellows train, with a research and treatment center.

Princeton-Plainsboro is located in New Jersey within the show's fictional world. Its name reflects the real-life Princeton and Plainsboro area, although the hospital itself is not a real institution. The series frequently moves between the diagnostic department, the clinic, hospital rooms, laboratories, and offices.

Viewers sometimes shorten the name to “PPTH,” an abbreviation used by characters and production materials. The hospital's fictional status also distinguishes it from Princeton University and from real New Jersey hospitals that may resemble its setting.