Unfortunately, no. If you were covered by marketplace insurance you must report it. However, you can change allocation percentages to any agreed upon amount. When you enter the 1095-A, you will indicate that the plan was shared with someone who is not on your return. Then, you will enter the allocation percentage. You can enter 0% & 100% between the two tax returns (yours and your father's). You can choose any percentages that you agree upon, as long as the total between the taxpayers is not greater than 100%. This can change the amount of net premium tax credit that you must pay back.
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