An example of an accident and health insurance policy providing limited benefits is

Workers' Compensation insurance is designed to provide wage replacement and medical benefits to employees injured in the course of employment. This type of insurance covers a wide range of work-related injuries and illnesses, making it a comprehensive form of coverage rather than a limited benefit policy.

Maternity insurance provides coverage for prenatal, delivery, and postnatal care associated with childbirth. While it offers important benefits for expectant mothers, it does not fall under the category of limited benefit policies as it typically covers a range of services related to pregnancy rather than being restricted to specific health conditions.

Business overhead expense insurance provides coverage for the ongoing expenses of a business when the owner is unable to work due to disability. This type of insurance is focused on maintaining business operations rather than providing limited health benefits, thus it does not qualify as an accident and health insurance policy with limited benefits.