Which three doctors formed House’s original diagnostic team in House M.D.?

House’s original diagnostic team consisted of Eric Foreman, Robert Chase, and Allison Cameron.

The trio is introduced in the series premiere as the young doctors working under Gregory House at Princeton-Plainsboro Teaching Hospital. Foreman is a neurologist, Chase is an intensivist, and Cameron is an immunologist. Their different specialties help House approach rare and complicated cases from multiple angles.

The team’s members also provide contrasting reactions to House’s methods. Cameron is often more openly empathetic, Chase is pragmatic and ambitious, and Foreman frequently challenges House’s authority while learning from him. Their professional and personal relationships become recurring elements of the series.

Later seasons replace or expand this group with doctors including Remy Hadley, Chris Taub, Lawrence Kutner, Martha Masters, Jessica Adams, and Chi Park. Those later teams should not be substituted for the original trio.