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Part G in Massachusetts

Everything I see online suggests that it's impossible to keep your Part G plan if you move to MA, but UnitedHealth keeps telling me on the phone that I CAN keep the plan. I don't want to move to MA and change to their state specific plan and possibly be locked out of medigap if I moved back out of state in a few years. It's nice that MA has open enrollment for their plans, but you can be stuck shoveling snow for your whole retirement. Has anyone had any experience with this?

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