The agent could not reach the live site (DNS failure on the bare domain, 403 on www) and worked around it with a single search whose snippet carried the practice's details, so the answer is second-hand. The task was only partly met: services, location and booking came through the search summary, while fees and competitive differentiation remained unverified.

• ›The bare domain failed DNS resolution and the www host returned 403 on both the homepage and the appointment-info page, so none of the site's own content was retrievable.
• ›The search result summary carried substantive content (services, address, booking rules, cancellation policy, team) that the agent relied on in place of the site itself.
• ›Sources conflicted on who leads the practice, and the agent correctly flagged this rather than resolving it.
• ›No pricing figures were available from any source, leaving the 'how it's priced' part of the task unanswered beyond cancellation terms.
• ›The 'how it's different from alternatives' section was not supported by any retrieved content and reflects the agent's own inference.