Purpose: This study was aimed to identify facilitators and barriers related to management and utilization of health examinations for disabled adults. Methods: In the review, seven databases were searched for articles published from January 2017 to August 2022. Data was collected by dividing into management and utilization of health examinations for disabled adults. Then, data synthesis was conducted by subdividing the data into intrapersonal, interpersonal, and environmental factors. Results: A total of 29 articles were included. The facilitators related to health examinations were mild disability and experiences of high satisfaction with medical services as intrapersonal factors, skilled healthcare practitioners as interpersonal factors, and easy-to-understand materials as environmental factors. The barriers related to health examinations included severe disability and lack of awareness related to health examinations as intrapersonal factors, lack of therapeutic relationships with healthcare practitioners as interpersonal factors, and inconvenient equipment and facilities as environmental factors. Conclusion: Our findings could comprehensively provide information necessary to improve the management and utilization of general health examination, cancer screening, and dental examination by types of disabilities.