Focusing primarily on ordinary nursing homes, the present study applies the room evacuation verification concept described in the Technical Manual on Building Fire Evacuation Safety Performance Verification published by the Architecture and Building Research Institute, Ministry of the Interior, to propose a method for calculating the time required for room evacuation based on the timing sequence for calculating the required evacuation time for an ordinary nursing home. Moreover, the present study carried out full-scale evacuation experiments to explore the impact of visibility on the speed of assisted evacuation, presenting numbers and bases for reference. Finally, using the proposed method of calculation and the experimental results obtained in the study, the time required for evacuating a basic room was analyzed, as well as employing the two-layer zone model for verification to analyze the time of descent of the smoke layer, to investigate the relationship between the time required for room evacuation and the time of descent of the smoke layer. A room design pattern ensuring the successful evacuation of personnel was proposed in the hope of providing an ergonomic analysis-based approach for related institutions to take as a design reference in order to establish a safe nursing environment.