Kayla Randolph - Profile and Journalist Details
Find journalists that align with your industry, location and vision. Unlock Kayla Randolph's full journalist profile, including location, coverage topics, current employer, biography and preferences. Sign up today and start building journalist relationships that fuel your startup's growth.
Get connected with journalists today
Kayla Randolph
Verified
Editor, 360 Reviews, U.S. News and World Report
Connecticut, Hartford
Beats
Biography
Experience Kayla Randolph is an insurance editor for U.S. News & World Report. After beginning as an associate editor for the home goods team, she moved to leading the pets category in commerce as the pet editor. That brought her to her current role specializing in pet insurance. Randolph is a lifelong pet lover with a German shepherd mix named Luna, and she's passionate about her goal of putting her pets knowledge to good use, as she knows how much pet parents care about the happiness and well-being of their furry children. She has expertise regarding canine and feline enrichment, nutrition, oral health, grooming, and parasite protection. Prior to joining the USN&WR team, she worked as an editor in a variety of mediums, including nonprofit reporting for The Borgen Project’s blog and BORGEN Magazine and poetry for Concrete Literary Magazine. In addition to her insurance editor role, she works as a freelance editor specializing in paranormal, suspense, and horror projects with author Xavier Poe Kane. Randolph is also a published poet whose publication credits include but aren't limited to The Beatnik Cowboy; Spanglish Voces: Literalmente Literature; and Scapegoat Review. Education Randolph earned both her Bachelor of Arts in Writing, Literature, and Publishing and her Master of Arts in Publishing and Writing from Emerson College.
Global Culture , Autonomous Vehicles , New Technology , Products , OEM Automotive Reveals
Gossips and romuors
Content
By Kayla Randolph Verified, Quiana Darden-King| U.S. News and World Report Verified Our rankings, ratings, and product reviews are unbiased. We do not rank or rate products or services based on our financial relationships with the companies that produce them. Our in-house research team collects extensive information used in our evaluation process, although we may not cover all options available in the marketplace. See our full methodology. What Is Exotic Pet Insurance?
By Kayla Randolph Verified, Quiana Darden-King| U.S. News and World Report Verified For dogs and cats as young as 8 weeks old, ASPCA Pet Health Insurance offers customizable accident-and-illness and accident-only plans and two tiers of wellness coverage. The accident-and-illness plan covers accidents, alternative therapies, behavioral issues, chronic conditions, congenital and hereditary conditions, and other illnesses. The accident-only policy covers many accidents, from heat strokes to broken or torn nails, and related treatment.
By Kayla Randolph Verified, Quiana Darden-King| U.S. News and World Report Verified Accidents: 14 days Illnesses: 14 days Hip Dysplasia: 14 days Cruciate Ligament Injuries: 14 days Multipet: 10% off each pet added to your policy after the first AAA: 20% off for AAA members Employee: 10% off if your workplace is a Spot partner employer Blue365: 10% off every pet for members of select Blue Cross Blue Shield organizations (unavailable in Hawaii and Tennessee) Breeding: Delivery, nursing, pregnancy, whelping Consumables: CBD, herbal products, nonprescription food products,...
Company Info
U.S. News and World Report
London, England, United Kingdom
'+44 20 7015 1200