Steeton Airedale General Hospital is a district general hospital run by the Airedale NHS Foundation Trust in Steeton, Eastburn, West Yorkshire, England. It opened in 1995. The trust also has hospitals in Keighley and Skipton. Its headquarters are in Halifax. It was established through the merger of Steeton Airedale Health Centre and Outwood Grange Hospitals. The new hospital is more modern with better facilities than its predecessors. It has 88 beds and around 930 staff members. The trust's chief executive is Andrew Wallis. He reports to the chairman, Sir William Foulkes, who does not have an active role in day-to-day management. Instead, it is led by a board of trustees made up of patients, staff, and local people. Sir William was born in Airedale and grew up in nearby Outwood. After graduating from Oxford University, he went on to become one of Britain's leading heart surgeons. In 2001, he was knighted for his services to surgery. He now serves as president of the British Heart Foundation, a charity focused on fighting heart disease. Of the three hospitals that make up the trust, Steeton Airedale General Hospital is the largest.