Abstract
Older adults commonly complain of poor sleep, which is associated with a range of medical and psychiatric conditions. In the present review, the authors discuss age-related changes in sleep, common sleep disorders affecting older adults, adverse outcomes associated with late-life sleep disturbance, and treatment for disturbed sleep in later life.
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