The agent successfully gathered enough information to explain Multnomah Medical's core business, target audience, and positioning, but encountered a critical gap: transparent pricing is not published on the site. The agent synthesized content from 9 pages (homepage, treatment-specific pages, FAQ, reviews, research, and blog) to build a coherent picture, but had to note that cost comparison requires a phone call. The site is navigable but deliberately non-transparent about pricing, and some technical details (staff credentials, EMTT explanation) are missing or buried.

• ›Steps [13], [14], [15], [17] returned substantive treatment pages with medical procedure schemas, clinical descriptions, session counts, and equipment details (Storz Medical, radial + focused shockwave dual system). These pages were the primary source for 'what they do' and 'who it's for.'
• ›Step [1] (homepage) and steps [24], [25], [26] (reviews, research, blog pages) provided context on differentiation, patient satisfaction claims, and research emphasis — but these were thin on agent-facing structured data and required the agent to synthesize across multiple pages.
• ›Pricing information is entirely absent from the site's publishable content. Step [3] attempted /pricing and got a 404; no alternative pricing page exists in the sitemap. The agent had to resort to web search [28], [29] and prior knowledge of 'general Portland market rates' to estimate $1,500–$2,500, explicitly noting this is not from Multnomah Medical's own disclosure.
• ›The site is JavaScript-heavy (Astro SPA) and meta-heavy on structured data (schema.org MedicalProcedure tags in steps [13], [15]), but full page content was truncated in responses, forcing the agent to rely on titles, meta descriptions, and inferences rather than complete body text.
• ›Sitemap discovery (steps [10], [11]) was critical. The agent failed to find /services, /pricing, /ed-treatment, /neuropathy directly (404s in steps [3], [7], [8]), but the sitemap revealed the actual URL structure (/treatments/mens-health/erectile-dysfunction, /shockwave-therapy/erectile-dysfunction, /shockwave-therapy/faq), proving the site's structure is not self-evident.
• ›Contact info and CareCredit financing were mentioned but not explicitly cited from a fetched step — likely extracted from inferred page content or prior knowledge. The phone number (503-766-4338) appears in the agent's final response but no step shows it being fetched.
• ›Staff credentials, specific outcomes data from their own clinic (vs. generic research), and multiple-location details remain unfound — the 'About Us' page did not yield these in the fetched responses.