What is the name of House's fictional hometown hospital in House, M.D.?

House's fictional workplace is Princeton-Plainsboro Teaching Hospital.

The hospital is the recurring institutional setting of House, M.D., where Gregory House directs the Department of Diagnostic Medicine. Its name is a compound of Princeton and Plainsboro, reflecting the fictional New Jersey community in which the story takes place.

The wording matters because the show frequently uses the short form "Princeton-Plainsboro" in dialogue and signage. That abbreviation refers to the same fictional teaching hospital, not to a separate facility.

Although the hospital is invented, the production used real locations to make it feel authentic. Princeton University's Frist Campus Center supplied recognizable exterior imagery, while other scenes were filmed at sound stages and locations in the Los Angeles area.