What is the name of the fictional teaching hospital in the television series House M.D.?

The fictional hospital in House M.D. is Princeton-Plainsboro Teaching Hospital.

The hospital is the main workplace for Gregory House and his diagnostic team. It is presented as a teaching hospital in Princeton, New Jersey, and the setting allows the series to combine difficult medical cases with hospital administration, research, and training.

Princeton-Plainsboro is fictional, but the show used real locations for filming. Many exterior shots of the hospital came from the campus of Princeton University, whose recognizable buildings helped establish the New Jersey setting. The interior hospital scenes were filmed mainly on sets.

Viewers sometimes confuse Princeton-Plainsboro with Princeton University because both names appear in the series' setting. The fictional hospital is not the university itself. House's department is also fictionalized: the hospital's Department of Diagnostic Medicine is built around unusual cases that other doctors have been unable to solve.