You aren't stuck with it but the solution is difficult and annoying.
The IRS has received a copy of your 1095-A which shows the November premium. They'll expect to see it on your tax return. If Mass Health isn't going to correct the 1095-A (and it sounds like they don't want to since they paid it) then your only option is to remove the November premium and paper file the return with an explanation. Since you didn't receive the benefit of the premium you need to attach proof that you cancelled the health care in October and moved to Florida as well as a letter detailing your conversation with Mass Health.
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