The purpose of this study is to analyze the health promotion needs of people with physical disabilities. The research participants selected the physically handicapped as the population, and the research subjects were selected through the snowball extraction method, and data were collected through a total of 15 research participants. Data analysis was conducted through the Haddon matrix method and the time-centered matrix method. The derived results are as follows. First, for the efforts of the person concerned throughout the entire life cycle, there were differences according to outdoor activities immediately after occurrence, awareness improvement after occurrence, health checkup support immediately after occurrence, and life cycle after occurrence. The level of demand for the physical environment was indicated by the facility mark for the disabled both immediately after and after the occurrence. As for the degree of demand for related policies, the service to be visited was found to be the most important immediately after the occurrence. Second, according to the life cycle, information was provided in the youth, facilities for the disabled were indicated in the middle and old age, and welfare centers were narrowed in the elderly. Based on these results, it is meaningful to provide basic data for future policy establishment for the disabled.