The 1095-A is entered under Deductions & Credits > Medical > Affordable Care Act. Enter it exactly as shown on the form. Leave blank any areas with no amounts (don't enter 0).
If your employer set up an HSA for you and made contributions, (which you withdrew to pay yourself back), go through the 1099-SA, HSA, MSA section also under Medical.
If you don't have a W-2 from that employer showing HSA contributions, you can enter the amount they contributed in this section. If you received a 1099-SA, for withdrawals from the HSA, you can also report it in this section. You'll also indicate what type of HDHP you had and for which months.
In your case, you won't enter an expense for Medical Insurance/Reimbursement in the Medical Expenses section for an itemized deduction.
Review Form 8962 that TurboTax prepares after your 1095-A entry for the calculations of the Premium Tax Credit.
Here's more info on How is the Premium Tax Credit Calculated.
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