What is the name of the teaching hospital where most of House M.D. takes place?

In House M.D., most of the medical cases unfold at Princeton-Plainsboro Teaching Hospital.

The hospital is a fictional institution in New Jersey and serves as the main workplace for Gregory House, James Wilson, Lisa Cuddy, and the diagnostic teams. Its name combines the fictional municipalities of Princeton and Plainsboro, reflecting the show's setting in the Princeton area.

Princeton-Plainsboro is portrayed as a teaching hospital, meaning that it combines patient care with medical education and specialist training. That setup allows the series to feature residents, fellows, attending physicians, and visiting specialists in the same story.

Viewers sometimes shorten the name to Princeton-Plainsboro or simply refer to it as House's hospital. It should not be confused with Princeton University or with a real hospital bearing the same fictional name. The building exterior used in the series was actually the Frist Campus Center at Princeton University.