Barriers to access and delivery of effective healthcare for autistic individuals have received attention in the social science literature. Less understood is why and how these barriers exist. The purpose of this qualitative review was to explore and interpret salient findings and characteristics of qualitative research that has examined the experiences of healthcare providers providing care to autistic individuals. A systematic information retrieval of electronic databases resulted in 15 qualitative research studies that met the inclusion criteria. Analysis of thematic findings and characteristics across studies was conducted, and a deeper interpretation highlighted an emphasis and reinforcement of the complexities of supporting autistic individuals in the healthcare context. Considerations are offered for diversifying and strengthening future research in this area.